Chaos as Youths Scramble for Scrap Metal from Collapsed Eastleigh Building

Author: kenyans.co.kePublished on: October 28, 2026Country: Kenya

Society & Lifestyle

Chaos as Youths Scramble for Scrap Metal from Collapsed Eastleigh Building

In Eastleigh, Nairobi, youths raided county trucks on Wednesday, October 28, scrambling for scrap metal recovered from a building that collapsed on October 23. Videos showed people trying to grab pieces from a moving lorry as rescue operations continued and families awaited news of missing relatives. The previous day, rescue teams detected two people believed to be alive beneath the rubble using specialised equipment operated by Chinese experts. As of October 28, rescuers were still working to reach them.

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